Q: Is a home warranty required at closing in Georgia?

A home warranty is not required at closing, but if you’re buying or selling a home, it’s a great idea to add an extra layer of protection. Talk to your real estate agent about our real estate plans.

Question 1

How much is a home warranty in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

Pricing for home warranties varies based on several factors, including the package and add-ons you choose. Get a free quote to learn how much your preferred plan will cost.

Question 2

Are home warranties required in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

No, home warranties are not required in Georgia. However, they are commonly included in real estate transactions.

Question 3

Is a home warranty required at closing in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

A home warranty is not required at closing, but if you&#8217;re buying or selling a home, it&#8217;s a great idea to add an extra layer of protection. Talk to your real estate agent about our real estate plans.

Question 4

Who pays for a home warranty in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

Current homeowners pay for their own home warranties, but it&#8217;s common for the seller to pay for a home warranty during a real estate transaction. While this isn&#8217;t required, it&#8217;s a great way to entice a buyer to close the deal and reduce the seller&#8217;s liability after the sale. For a buyer, a home warranty can help keep their budget on track during the challenging first months of homeownership.

Question 5

Does a home warranty cover re-key service in Georgia?

Accepted Answer

First American home warranty coverage for home buyers includes re-key service. We&#8217;ll send a locksmith to re-key up to six locks and provide you with four copies of the new keys. All you pay is the home warranty service fee.